Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-01
MARTINS FERRY.

DR.. A. A. Allison, of Coelraiu, WAS in
the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie Clark was in the city yester.
day calling on friends.
NJ. NJ Sheets has returned from an
eastern business trip.
Dr. NJ. 5. Hinermau, Of Bridgeport, was
i'll the city yesterday
Miss Mary Rowley, of the Orchard, IL IN
Bellalre visiting friends.
Thomas Woods, OF Steubenville, O., wa'
at the Hanover yesterday.
w. II. Meachcm, OF brilliant, o., was il
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Homer Morris, of this city, spent
yesterday i'll Bellaire among friends.
NJ. 10y has returned and has full stocl
of spring sultings lie is at the Sherman
| House.
Miss Sadie Laper, of FreepOrt o., hat
returned home after visit with Mrs ). i
Crowell.
Mr.. viii Smith, Of CushoctOn, o., is th,
guest OF his brother, James Smith, Of NOrtl
Fifth street.
Vim. +. Gilhooly, of Meriden, Conn, Ia!
accepted position in the Dlthridge Flint
Glass Works.
Miss Riley, of Rochester, Pa, has ac
cepted a position in the decorating room al
the Buckeye Glass Works.
Miss Maude Newland and Cassie Van
relt spent yesterday altmnOon with Mrs.
| Van lb..lt IN Rr,,lu.u,,rf
The May Fisk English Blonds" will
hold the boards at Lafayette Hall on
Thursday evening March 81.
Mrs. Hall, OF Allegheny. Pa, and
daughter Ruth, ol Mt dc Chantal, art the
GUESTS of Mrs. J. \. Patterson.
Miss Annie Hampton, OF SomeriOn, o..
returned to her home Yesterday, alter a
pleasant visit Ia her sister, Mrs \. j. Van
Pclt.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wells, of Brooke
county. W. Va, spent a few days, includ
ing Sunday, with Mr. and Mr.. Harry
Wetherald.
Miss Phu.be Clark il again able tD be-
about after having been laid up for two
weeks with a crippled knee, caused by a
fall down stairs.
The .Etna and Standard mills were 10th
closed down in all departments on account
Of the gas giving ont. Only parts OF the
mills we're using gas.
Mr.. i. W. Shrcye purchased the one
story frame house and grounds on South
Fourth street belonging TO the heirs Of
Mrs. Alice r. Craig, deceased, wife Of J.
T. Craig.
a C., l.. x ~. pile driver WAS brought
up IN the &. IL =. yesterday and transfer
red to the G., l.. & w. extension on First
street The driver will be- used on the
lower end Of the extension.
For 81 early in the season the prospect,
for a spring building boom were never
better. =. McDOnOugh will erect line
brick business block facing On Second
street; Mrs Sheekey will build a substaB.
tial brick business house facing On First
street, oppOsit" the Dithridge glass works;
Conrad Long will, IN few days, commence
tearing down the old Nancy Zane property
Oh Washington street 10 make room for
good brick business building; Mrs. Ella
Miller will commence the erection oi a bus
iness house on Fourth street, between
Walnut and Hickory, As soon as possible; ;
Henry Rothernund will build a two-stDry
frame dwelling in Martins addition, the
contract being ld; James Jamis0n cout9m
plates the erection of a rood rGS'drBce in
Martins addition when The weather opens.
With tEe new Opera lOuse stock nearly
an taken and the building, which will 10
doubt be announced 10 contractors 10 a
few months, our builders need not fear
dull summer.